Chapter I - Deliverance
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It is the year 2019 and it has been six long years sense the assassination of the United States president. Indeed, this was an event that many have tried to forget and put behind them but we all know that the truth cannot be egnored nor buried forever. As for secret service agent and senior training officer, Charlie Mason, he hasn't seen the end of it yet and moving on to a new and better life is next to impossible. Consistently being bombarded by journalists and media officals, Charlie has no choice but to throw them a bone or two. One day he finally agrees to a brief interview with a woman named Dawn Fetcher (Popular UK journalist) under his own personal terms. Unlike most days, this one will change his live forever. But let us take a moment to figure out why all this is. Why is Charlie being hunted by media personel? What do they want from him? Does Charlie know anything that the media doesn't already? There is a "y" factor here that needs some explaing. Perhaps there are questions that can be answered by the man who was at the presidents side when it all when down - a man who has seen it all. After all, Charlie Mason was part of the presidents personal guard at the time, alongside two of his own officers. It was Tesla McMullen, his second in command, who had "so called" pulled the trigger in the presidential parking zone on November 9th, 2013 and this is why the media won't leave him along.
Dawn begins the interview on a casual bases, asking him about his familiarity with agent McMullen. But then she takes it to a personal level. This causes Charlie to grow reluctant and respond in a cautious manner; he doesn't want to create a buzz or media stir about something that happened so long ago. He anxiously explains how he knows his officer but not well enough to know why she'd do such a thing like killing the president in cold blood. He makes it clear that he had no hand in her doings and therefore, this interview is over. But who is Tesla, really? And why would she have any motive in killing the president? She was young, beautiful, and dating her partner, Scott Pruco at the time. and all though work is tough and frustrating, the only explaination for her treasonist actions is either, she was a double agent working for a covert terrorist orginitation, or she was simply framed by some intricate puppeteers. Which one of these possibilities is most likely the case? Let's say, for the sake of argument, that Agent McMullen was framed and if that is the case, who has so cleverly done so?
Before we can answer that question, we must understand the reality of the situation at hand. Tesla is no longer a secret service agent. In fact, she has been imprisoned ever sense the slaying of the president six years ago. At the state prison and under special watch, she is carrying out her life sentence. So now that we know a little bit about Tesla, we can begin our journey through the rabbit whole. As for media people like Dawn Fetcher, shit like this is what feuls the flame, and on an alterior level, this is where she was trying to get Charlie to fold. She hoped that he would stand up for Tesla; maybe this was his moment to tell the truth or at least speak out about the real players involved, but no. Charlie told her exactly what she expected out of an official. According to Charlie, there were no what ifs.
But if there was an alternate reality were Tesla was in fact an innocent woman who was framed, then it wouldn't make any real sence without a woman named Nina Blackburne. Nina is a pianist who plays in the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington D.C.. According to some officials, she also is an aclaimed participant in a CIA, reddawg operation that was organized two months before the assassination. It was called operation requiem. let's be rational for a second: information like this isn't privy to the common people and therefore, isn't considered as fact. So, Nina's involvement was eventually brushed under the rug. She isn't the kind of woman you'd find espionage savy. She doesn't appear hardened in any fasion nor does she seem to know anything outside of her day-to-day routine. She is more so the woman you'd catch spewing biblical scriptures on the street corner or spending an entire Sunday afternoon in a church circle.
On this particular day, Nina is in desperate need for a confession. She spills herself at the whim of the priest while going on about how she must be forgive for the wicked deep within her psyche. It is an all-consuming duality that is unfaithful in every sense of the word and is destroying her from the inside out. All this is implied as the scenery reveals a granite statue of Jesus on the cross and her bowing before it. Later that evening, Nina has an unexpected encounter with her Alternate self, who is physically manifested as a twin who is sitting comfortably on a love seat. This all started from an odd phone call that led to the Alter appearing. The Alter then down-plays Nina's existence as not being real. According to the Alter, Nina is make-believe. This altercation (Pun Intended) ultimately leads to Nina being fed up with this duality. "I'm gonna find away to get rid of you", Nina says but her Alter thinks that she is going to get rid of Nina first.
The questions here are why is Nina fighting herself, and what the hell does this have to do with Tesla being framed? This will be closer to answering in chapter 2, in the meantime, let's just say that Nina is the glue/black-box of secrets that holds this massive gambit together.
On the other hand, Charlie is trying to play his cards correctly; he's keeping his head bellow water. As he settles into his secluded home in the woods of Manchester, Washington, he tries not to wake his sleeping wife. Moments later, Charlie hears a knock on his front door. Come to find out, it is Scott Prucco, the agent that Tesla used to date before the assassination. Scott appears uneasy as he expresses his concern for Tesla over a cup of coffee. He tells Charlie that due to some privy information, he believes that Tesla did not shoot the president. He also elaborates on the fact that after seeing her in person, she was not the same. Charlie seems genuinely concerned but he reminds Scott that a six year-old case could not be reopened without solid evidence. And although Scott has his mid made up already, he simply implies, you're either with me, or against me. At this point, Charlie doesn't seem to have dismissed the proposal, however, he keeps it friendly between he and Scott as he walks him out the front door.
Gun shoots, burning flames, and a delicate yet deadly Piano song give way to Nina standing over three dead bodies. As the flames grow wild, she makes a detour down a long hallway behind her. We could assume here that Nina is a murderer who is covering up her mess by burning the place to the ground but the look on her face suggests otherwise; it implies more so surprise, worry and an all-around confusion of her surroundings. Eventually, there is nowhere to run when Nina's Alter appears in front of her while drawing a gun. The alter pulls the trigger and Nina falls to the burning floor. But this nothing but a lucid dream, so it appears, as Nina wakes in a cold sweat and breathing heavily. We notice that her hair has been cut significantly shorter and she is surprised to see this herself as she peers into the bathroom mirror. What we can draw from this is, there is something tugging on Nina's alter and whatever it is just might get us closer to what causing these split reactions. If Nina's life is actually made-up and she has some other mysterious purpose, what is it and what does it have to do with Tesla?
Sense the assassination, people have been asking questions and they're going to the CIS for answers - answers that can't be answered elsewhere. C.I.S. stands for Civilian Investigative Services. It is an extension that provides services outside of local law enforcement to help people solve their own cases. CEO/Director of investigations, Ramona Skye runs the whole ordeal and has an investigation of her own going. Her mission is to find the real threat(s) behind the presidents murder and Nina Blackburne and Charlie Mason are under her radar.
Dawn begins the interview on a casual bases, asking him about his familiarity with agent McMullen. But then she takes it to a personal level. This causes Charlie to grow reluctant and respond in a cautious manner; he doesn't want to create a buzz or media stir about something that happened so long ago. He anxiously explains how he knows his officer but not well enough to know why she'd do such a thing like killing the president in cold blood. He makes it clear that he had no hand in her doings and therefore, this interview is over. But who is Tesla, really? And why would she have any motive in killing the president? She was young, beautiful, and dating her partner, Scott Pruco at the time. and all though work is tough and frustrating, the only explaination for her treasonist actions is either, she was a double agent working for a covert terrorist orginitation, or she was simply framed by some intricate puppeteers. Which one of these possibilities is most likely the case? Let's say, for the sake of argument, that Agent McMullen was framed and if that is the case, who has so cleverly done so?
Before we can answer that question, we must understand the reality of the situation at hand. Tesla is no longer a secret service agent. In fact, she has been imprisoned ever sense the slaying of the president six years ago. At the state prison and under special watch, she is carrying out her life sentence. So now that we know a little bit about Tesla, we can begin our journey through the rabbit whole. As for media people like Dawn Fetcher, shit like this is what feuls the flame, and on an alterior level, this is where she was trying to get Charlie to fold. She hoped that he would stand up for Tesla; maybe this was his moment to tell the truth or at least speak out about the real players involved, but no. Charlie told her exactly what she expected out of an official. According to Charlie, there were no what ifs.
But if there was an alternate reality were Tesla was in fact an innocent woman who was framed, then it wouldn't make any real sence without a woman named Nina Blackburne. Nina is a pianist who plays in the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington D.C.. According to some officials, she also is an aclaimed participant in a CIA, reddawg operation that was organized two months before the assassination. It was called operation requiem. let's be rational for a second: information like this isn't privy to the common people and therefore, isn't considered as fact. So, Nina's involvement was eventually brushed under the rug. She isn't the kind of woman you'd find espionage savy. She doesn't appear hardened in any fasion nor does she seem to know anything outside of her day-to-day routine. She is more so the woman you'd catch spewing biblical scriptures on the street corner or spending an entire Sunday afternoon in a church circle.
On this particular day, Nina is in desperate need for a confession. She spills herself at the whim of the priest while going on about how she must be forgive for the wicked deep within her psyche. It is an all-consuming duality that is unfaithful in every sense of the word and is destroying her from the inside out. All this is implied as the scenery reveals a granite statue of Jesus on the cross and her bowing before it. Later that evening, Nina has an unexpected encounter with her Alternate self, who is physically manifested as a twin who is sitting comfortably on a love seat. This all started from an odd phone call that led to the Alter appearing. The Alter then down-plays Nina's existence as not being real. According to the Alter, Nina is make-believe. This altercation (Pun Intended) ultimately leads to Nina being fed up with this duality. "I'm gonna find away to get rid of you", Nina says but her Alter thinks that she is going to get rid of Nina first.
The questions here are why is Nina fighting herself, and what the hell does this have to do with Tesla being framed? This will be closer to answering in chapter 2, in the meantime, let's just say that Nina is the glue/black-box of secrets that holds this massive gambit together.
On the other hand, Charlie is trying to play his cards correctly; he's keeping his head bellow water. As he settles into his secluded home in the woods of Manchester, Washington, he tries not to wake his sleeping wife. Moments later, Charlie hears a knock on his front door. Come to find out, it is Scott Prucco, the agent that Tesla used to date before the assassination. Scott appears uneasy as he expresses his concern for Tesla over a cup of coffee. He tells Charlie that due to some privy information, he believes that Tesla did not shoot the president. He also elaborates on the fact that after seeing her in person, she was not the same. Charlie seems genuinely concerned but he reminds Scott that a six year-old case could not be reopened without solid evidence. And although Scott has his mid made up already, he simply implies, you're either with me, or against me. At this point, Charlie doesn't seem to have dismissed the proposal, however, he keeps it friendly between he and Scott as he walks him out the front door.
Gun shoots, burning flames, and a delicate yet deadly Piano song give way to Nina standing over three dead bodies. As the flames grow wild, she makes a detour down a long hallway behind her. We could assume here that Nina is a murderer who is covering up her mess by burning the place to the ground but the look on her face suggests otherwise; it implies more so surprise, worry and an all-around confusion of her surroundings. Eventually, there is nowhere to run when Nina's Alter appears in front of her while drawing a gun. The alter pulls the trigger and Nina falls to the burning floor. But this nothing but a lucid dream, so it appears, as Nina wakes in a cold sweat and breathing heavily. We notice that her hair has been cut significantly shorter and she is surprised to see this herself as she peers into the bathroom mirror. What we can draw from this is, there is something tugging on Nina's alter and whatever it is just might get us closer to what causing these split reactions. If Nina's life is actually made-up and she has some other mysterious purpose, what is it and what does it have to do with Tesla?
Sense the assassination, people have been asking questions and they're going to the CIS for answers - answers that can't be answered elsewhere. C.I.S. stands for Civilian Investigative Services. It is an extension that provides services outside of local law enforcement to help people solve their own cases. CEO/Director of investigations, Ramona Skye runs the whole ordeal and has an investigation of her own going. Her mission is to find the real threat(s) behind the presidents murder and Nina Blackburne and Charlie Mason are under her radar.
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